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Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-04
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.


WINTER Squash. Cut up and take uus
the inside; pare the pieces and stew in as
little water as possible; cook an hour;
mash, and II. Watery let stand on the
fire until dry, stirring to prevent burn
ing; season with salt, pepper and but
ter.
MASHED PoTAToEs. Peel potatoes and
boil, drain and SALT hea, little cream
with a good sized piece Of butter, mash
the potatoes, put in the hot cream and
butter, cream with fork until foamy !;
then press through sieve with potato
masher, letting them fall lightly into q
hot dish
BoILED ONIONS. - Wash and peel; boil
ten minutes; pour off the water: boil
q second time, drain; pour in more boil
ing water; add salt and boil an hour or
longer if not tender then. Then place
in colander, turn saucer over them,
and press firmly to drive off all the water !;
put them into dish; add butter aud
pepper and serve.
Plum PUDDING.-On pound each of
.currants, raisins, suet, chopped fine. and
brown sugar. one and one-half pounds
grated bread crumbs, ten eggs, whites
and yolks beaten separately, mix to-
gether suet, bread, fruit and little salt
and nutmeg and let stand over night, in
the morning add one and one-half pints
ofmilk, sugar and eggs; work altogether.
put in q fouren cloth, tie it firmly. al
lowing room to swell, drop in boiling
water and boil three and one-half hours.
Serve with sauce.
CELERY SOUR. One head Of celery.
one quart of milk, one onion sliced, one
tablespoonful each Of butter and flour,
one teaspoonful Of salt, pepper to taste.
Wash and scrape the celery and cut
into inch pieces, boil in one pint of
sailed water until very soft, boil the
onion in the milk for ten minutes, and
add it to the celery; rub through fine
strainer and boil again; when boiling
add the butter and -four, which have
been cooked together by melting the
butter, and when it is boiling stir in the
fcur; and stir till smooth and well
cooked; add the seasoning, boil five
minutes and strain.
GERMAN DUMPLINGs. Mix q quarter
of pint Of luke-warm milk or cream
with q small cup OF fresh yeast; add one
ounce of sugar, two well-beaten eggs,
three ounces OF partly melted butter an0
pound Of sifted flour. Beat tho whole
thoroughly until light and spongy, cover
with cloth and let it rise by gentle
warmth Turn out the dough on well
Toured board; cut off egg-sized pieces
and lightly roll them into round balls OF
ovals Leave these on the board to rise
again. Put two ounces of butter in q
broad, fiat stewpan, with dessertspoon
full of sugar and milk half an inch deep.
Let it boil; take up the cakes gently with
a slice, and lay them close together in
the boiling milk. Cover with a lid and
put them in the oven till the milk is
nearly dried away and tho dumplings
have a yellow crust. Take them care
fully apart, sift sugar over and serve with
any sweet sauce, fruit syrup.
Household Hints.
Be sure to keep your dish-cloth clean,
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-04
Household Hints.

Be sure to keep your dish-cloth clean,
as some physicians claim diphtheria will
start from using greasy dish cloths.
To take the s'fishy" smell from your
skillet after frying fish put soap and
water.in the skillet and let boil for ten
minutes.
Take two large spools, drive large
nails through them in the wall about two
inches apart, and hang your broom up,
brush end up.
Always remove the contents of tin cans
the moment they are opened. Il is posi-
lively dangerous to leave canned goods
in the open cans. The action Of the air
on the soldering of the cans forms an
oxide which renders the food unfit for
use, cases Of poisoning from this cause
being reported from time to time.
Notwithstanding great care, planes,
and especially uprights, will become
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-04

Serpent skin is coming into fashion as
covering for books.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
lILIHA STREET REPAIRS.

The lower end of Liliha street,
about which there has been so many
bitter complaints and hard words, is
now in good repair, up to the brow
of the first rise. A thick layer Of
lumpy coral has been placed at the
bottom, faced with pulverized
covering Of the same material, and
thoroughly rolled with the steam
roller. 1t would not be hard to
point out some faults of construc-
ton, but neither the paper which
specially espoused their cause nor
the residents Of the neighborhood
are going to growl about that now.
The quagmire has disappeared, q
good thoroughfare passes over its
site, and those most concerned are
satisfied. Rain or shine, wet or dry,
the people now have respectable
road, and can get to and from their
residences with comfort, without the
risk of being stuck in the mud up
to their middles. From being about
the worst bit of road around Homo
lulu, it has become about the best.
1t affords us pleasure to record the
fact. Work is still in progress up
above the brow of the first rise, and
the intention appears to be to renew
the road to where repairs terminated,
coming down, two or three years
ago. But the specially bad part of
the street has been fixed, and al
though the remainder needs repair
ing badly enough, it is good in COM
parison with the lower part of the
street as it was few weeks ago.
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HORSE CLIPPING.

THE SAYLOR BROTHERS, II. b.
l. and William, have lately received
n newly designed and improved horse
clipping machine, and are now prepared
to do clipping at the Pantheon Stables
92iw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
MUTUAL TELEPHONE co. RATES NOT
INCREASED.

From proposition, framed by a
stockholder of the Mutual Telephone
Company, as suggested addition
to the bylaws of the company, pub
lished in the 1dcertiser and the
BULLETIN several days ago, and
adopted by the company at its meet
ing yesterday, the impression seems
to have got abroad that the price of
telephones in the Mutual company
is to be raised. The impression is
an erroneous one. The proposition
was clearly explained at the meeting
as intended to establish q maximum
which the rates should not crceed
under any circumstances, for u
period of three years. Not that the
regular rates should be increased to
the maximum point, but that in the
event Of an increase being found
necessary or deemed advisable, with
in the next three years. the rates
should not exceed the figures named
81 per month for mercantile and
other offices. snd SIS per month for
private houses. Upon this explana-
tjon. The proposition was adopted by
1he meeting. almost unanimously.
Oa1 understanding of the matter is
Tins: That the charges for instru-
.asats may be raised to 81 and So
per month; but it is not now thought
necessary or desirable to increase
the present rates, So and So per
month, and they are, therefore, to
remain as they are.
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Bell Tel. l12. Mutual Tel. 372.
L. O. Box 307.
J.E:. BROWN & CO.,
Campbell Block, Merchant St..
Real Estate AgGlts, EtC.,
Offer the fnllnWing:

Wanted 10 Purchase or Lease.-A Cottage,
D or rooms, in some healthy local Y,
within easy distance of town. Near
Emma Street preferred
To Rent.--A Cottage on Liiha ST., with
balcony up stairs, ! rooms.
To Rent-A broom Cottage, corner Iiliha
aud school sts.l IN excellent order;
good cality; Rent 800 month.
To Rent--Smill Cottage on Iiliha street.
near School st; ron S12.
Rooms to Ront.-Iour very hand omcly
furnished rooms in large house; well
situated on Nuuanu Avenue. Rent
Sl3 II month each.
To Let.-Thc house and grounds situated
in NuuAnu Avenue, recently occupied
by "A. j. Cartwright, Jr, Esq.
To let.-A 5.roomcd Cottage, with Car.
mage House ami Out hOuses, Nunanu
Avenue. nenr Government reservoir,
above late Queen DOwagcr Emma's
place, with shout acres of laud III
miles from town. Rent SIG per month.
TO let.-A 5.ioomcd Cottage, with kitchen
attached upper end of Nuuanu
Avenue, opposite VALLEY Home" in
excellent order. ra,h and water con.
veui noes. Rent 5lN.
To Let.-Shop window with pace behind,
in oHlcrs occupied by j. Il. Brown &
Go. Suitable for jewelers. chop or
Notary's Office. Rent veiy moderate.
House and Lot for Salc.-Very desirable
residence on Bcreunia Street. The
house contains 4 Bedrooms, Parlor,
Dining.room, Pantry, Kitchen and
Ba Ii oom. Mosquito proof. House
new aid well built.
Lot 100 by $50 feet with privilege Of
buying next lot. JtW be sold ckeab.
For Sale or Ront-A charming residence
on Kinau street, containing 2 bed
rooms, paror, dining room, kitch,
bath, &c. Garden font and back ;
carriage house, sta les and servants
quarters detached.
Lease for Saic-Thc lease Of property,
No. IL Punchb wi street, having u
months 10 run, ut $40 per month, is for
sale chelp The house contlins five
rooms. There is a epacious yard, car
riage house and stables.
For Sale or Lease With immediate pos.
srs ion, thai valua BE estate known as
The NUUANU VALLEY RANCH,
situated in the Nuuaru Valley. 81
miles from the city, and undoubtedly
the most eligible site for milk or
milk and butter dairy in this Kingdom
The above splendid pro- erly may he
had on easy terms.
For Lease - he residence and ras,ure
lands at rauoa Valley, occupied by
Mrs Long. a ,plendid property.
Wanted 10 Rent.--A Cottage, containing
four or ilve rooms. Must be IN good
| loca iiy, AMI within ten or fifteen
minHes' walk Of Post Office.
For Saie.--i Open Sid B Il Buggy, cheap.
Fer Sale Cheap Square Piano, ~ DC.
tavcs, III good order.
] Upright Piano, re Ocaves, in good
order,
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Employment Department.

Wanted.-A res pecta(l le woman assist
at ewing in private family.
Wanted-R peca lc youth to assist in a
bu inrss establishment in the city,
and NIX himself generally -eful ;
would rusie with the family; wages,
with board and lodging, SIS "A month
Wanted.-A respect be English or Ger
man Girl to assist in small family.
Wantcd-Hy a compe ent Engin h old
ing iils'.class certificate, and highly
ummcndcd, situation at sea or on
shO,e.
Situation Wanted by caNabc man,
10 ses. Good driver, if required !;
married; vic coed houst Keeper and
co k.
Situation Wanted-By si'ady man, as
c0acnman, or charge Of la Dles; high
ly recommended. Well acquainted
will city
Situation Wanied-By steady man; mai.
red. tn!crslanis the care of stock
Good driver Wife good seamstress. {.
Situation Wanied--By an experienced
harness.maker, not particular as to
nploymcnt; wages not so much an
object Us pcrmanent position.
Custom House Brokers,
Money Brokers.
Books kept & written up,
Accounts collected,
Conveyancing,
Property managed
for abssntees.
2S Merchant Street. 81
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Chr 1ailg 9nlletin.
FRIDAY. MAR. 25. 1887.
WHAT TO DO FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.

What are we to do with our un-
employed? Their number appears
to be on the increase every day.
Some Of them may be of that class
who "seek for work and pray they
may not find it," But after allow
ing q sufficient margin for these,
there are many poor fellows who
apply daily at the local labor agen-
cies, almost begging for something
to do, at any price not less than
bare subsistence. 1t may be said
that they can find employment by
going to the other islands. Perhaps
so. But name precisely the place,
and tell them how they are to get
there. They cannot reach the
other island. without money to pay
their fare. This is not country
like the United States or Australia,
where man can shoulder his swag
and march on until he finds employ
ment. Here he has to travel by
steamboat or schooner, and money
is prerequisite. The unemployed
are right here in the city, and many
of them destitute of the means to
get out of it, and if they were not,
they do not know where to 60 with
any certainty Of finding work. What
can be done for them? The various
benevolent societies are taxed to
their full capacity, and are doing
their utmost to relieve the needs of
individuals and families. Business
houses and mechanical establish
ments, in the present depressed con-
dition Of trade and stagnation of
private enterprise, have. insufficient
work even for their permanent en-
pioyees, and are, in some instances,
retaining them at loss to them
selves, rather than turn them adrift.
This is thoughtful, humane, and
generous. True, there are some rich
people in the town, with large ac-
cumulations of spare cash, who
might, if their souls were not
shriveled up to dollars and cents,
very easily make work for the EN-
ployment of those who are needy
and willing to do anything, until the
return of the "better times" which
"are coming" But, as we have
said in previous ISSUES, the Govern
ment should provide a measure of
relief by the Inauguration of public
works. The harbor, the wharves,
and the roads, all demand attention.
They are all provided for in the
Loan Act. The government profess
to have a portion of the loan within
reach, Immediately available for the
objects defined by the Act. Then
why are these necessary public
works not undertaken at once, and
employment thus furnished to oil
who are willing to accept it? This
is a practical method of "killing two
birds with one stone," or of serving
two interests by one act-relieviDg
The needy and benefting the country.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
DRESSM AKlNG.

M ISS CLARKE, who has had many
W years experience in Dress & Cloak
NJ king, has OPENED 4 DRESSMAK.
ING ESTABLISHMENT at 1O1 Alakca
street, 1854
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
100000 TO LOAN!

TllE undersigned have Sixty Ihous-
Il and Dollars 70 loan, in sums of not
less than one thousand dollars upon
satisfactory security.
SMITH, THURSrON & KINNEY,
1062tf 6G Fort Street, Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
COTTAGE TO LET.

hAs&,A A COTTAGE ON BERE-
EssgfSiI 'anil Street, adjoining the
sassz-s.A residence of Mrs. MORGAN.
Cotoge contains rooms with kitchen.
Elc. Apply to Il. p. ADAMS d. co.
l5I0tf
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bark Glengaber, comprising in parts
Bottles skinner. Mango Reli h,
long Red Chilies,
" Mayonnaisc Sauce,
Calfsfoo Jelly,
" French Olives,
Handsome Vase China Soy,
Soho Sauce
Bottles Mu broom Ca,sup.
g Cherries in Syrup,
Pears d"
e Black Currans in Syrup,
Candied Lemon Peel,
Crys,allized Fruits,
Turkey Figs,
Lib tins Curried Lobsters,
S'ewcd Ed,
i lib tins Flies If Soles,
Earthen Jars Ploaler Paste,
Small Jars Capt. Whites Mullaga,awny
Paste,
Bottle. Ground Spices,
Pint Bottles Malt Vinegar,
Glib b tlle4 French Pruncs,
Pint Boz le Monlserrat Lime Juice,
2-lb tin Gravy Sou,
Gre sy Soup,
Palestine Soup,
g Hare Soup.
Ok Check Soup,
HOtCnlOtcn soup,
Nenisun Soup,
Tins Oxford Slusage,
Bottles Picked Red Cabbage,
Collared Ok tongues.
Bottles Lea d Pcirin's Genuine Worces.
tcrshire Sue,
Bottles Bengal lub Chutncy,
French Truiilcs,
Tins Whole Roast Parlridges,
g Phcasants,
Preserved Mushrooms,
Beef Marrow Fat,
1a-lb tins Arr, wrooi,
Tins Real Yarmouth Bloaters,
French Mushrooms
PHILIPPE & Cnnaud's Petit pois,
Lib tins Parsnips, lib tins Turlips,
Fresh rripe,
AlamOde Beef
'" Boiled Mutt IN,
Haric 1t Nation,
Calf head, ditto Ronst Mutton.
30 | d Beef" Boiled "
Cocoa and milk Chocolate and Milk,
Us .encr Coilc,, Ia ,nt GrOats,
Van Houion's Cocoa, "A u 1a-lb tins,
Il " - lii tins Cocoatina
J, lib tins Pearl Sage,
Ground Rice,
Cambridge SAUSAGE,
Day & Martins Liquid Shoe Backing,
nd Brigantinc Consuelo, a complete line of
ANCY GROCERIES,
+ at reasonable prices.
ds delivered to all parts of Honolulu.
Season, received by each trip Of the
IS Steamers by
- Az ~ ~. IS I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25
Daily Bulletin Summary.
Published about the End and Middle
Of each Month.
Contains 40 Columns Of Interesting
News Relating TO the Var.
;cus Islands

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ssa15ne IA 1,innis abroad, nui = thort
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,rvGsLse Nhisu s'iinmaEi''gs gn lh III
parts cg 5li Eng s',i,si,.,pmni1.c RGrp6,
aud s&s demand tsc 4n.in ls i,srsat1i,c
increasing.
Subscription. ireludins Postage to Foreign
Countries. S2.50 per Year.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-25

Direct from England cx British b
Bottles Mixed Pickles.
" Cham Cham,
" White Onions,
+" Piccalill,
I" Preserved West India Ginger,
&" Spanish Olives,
Handsome Vases Royal Table Sauce,
John.Bull Sauce,
Bottles Walnut Catsup,
b" Greengages in Syrup.
4" Red Currants in Syrup,
4" Candied Orange Peel,
Citron Peel,
Z" Pudding Raisins,
lib tins Jordan Almonds,
Fried Eels,
lib Tins Fresh Cod Rocs,
/ quart Bottles Sailed HerIings,
Earthen Jars Anchovy Paste,
Bottles Cayenne Pepper,
Bottles White and Black Pepper.
4" Zante Currants,
lib tins Scotchmcal,
Jars Table Salt,
2-lb tins Green Pea Soup,
Julienne Soup,
Mock Turtle Soup,
Giblct Soup,
Mullagatawny Soup,
Bottles Iudia Curry Powder,
Tins Madras -
l IL 2.lb tins Jams and Jellies, assorted,
Pate, of all kinds
lib tins Carraway Seeds,
Bottles Tomato Conserve,
Truiiied Pate de fois Gra.,
Tins Whole Roast Grouse,
I" Sage and Onions,
I" Halford's English Curlicd Fowl,
" English Asparagus,
1-lb tins Mincc Meat,
Prawns,
GLIB tins Spiced Beef,
Bottles Capcrs, 2 and o.,
lib tins Carrots,
Onions,
Ilish Stew,
Boiled Mutton,
Stewed Kidneys,
Roast Veal,
Muscatel Raisins,
Cocoa and Milk,
Symingtons Pea Flour,
Epps 4 to 1a-lb Packages Cocoa,
Oakley Knife Polish,
lib Tins Flake 'rapioca,
Coleman's Mustard in tins and bottles,
all sizes,
Edam Cheese,
Day & Martins Shoe Paste,
Alec inSt rocaivaI nv q c Auetr.1;o or
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Wanted--An active, willing lad of 10 10
Is years nf age, can find home with
fair wages aud an opportunity of
Ter ing COOL trade. iiefcrel,cs as
10 chHiucitr and ante cdcnts will b.
leNuirld.
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wansed-A Si!uation-By n Sugnt .Eoiler
"f ave years experience in this coun-
try Best Of references ii required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
DIAMOND DElLFES ~ TROTBLE.

= ATrACHNENfS ISSUED AGAINST FIRM-STATr-
MINIS IRON BOTH SIDES.
Attachment, have been Issued by Judge Barrett. or
the suprc. Court. Judge BoosstSvcr. ~ the Cont of
Common Pleas ami Judge Ehrllch. o. the city Court
against the property II = Brunswick Co.. diamond
dealers, No l. Maiden Lam At te lnsta.ce ~ Linden
baum y We'll. Levy 4 -. AMI william II. swr!ic. Of
London; Ounann brothers. % Paris aud rauncrhauu
Co. John W. Block & Co. A. Iipscr
Maurice We'll. and Stern brothers Co.
OF this city creditor, Brunswick Co. aggregate
SUN o. s7OOJl. OF tLi+ aiEoInt $1,000 IL demanded
by Ia, Europeal creditors and the balance Nv hose OF
this city. The aihdavrs made in support o. th.ss al
taehments a-ge thst sacs last March BrCE-wlc~ 20
have purchased m-rch~HsIHe worth 10000 on which
thet have paid nohing aad Iat Nsdas'daJ OF tiis
week tL,If store found t. be srHrte OF goods
Tie attachment. served upon Mr. Pius Of tae im
porting firm OF Pings Pnncr al No. GAG Brrsfrsy 10
whom he sc ~ Brun.wicki alleged Ia tho affidavit,
60 have hscn drvcra1 on the pr.tett OF s.tsfyisgs
debt. bat IN Ily Tor the purpose OF deirAun. the
creditors. Mr.. ErinsrrSI hir Fns|s son L-law. aud
Avo, The house with ~ No. - East sixty
sevsnih.~t.
Franklin eii FOR tbe EuroPsas and NEST OF
the Nov.Nor~ creiOis SAID last evening that Brums
wi,k recently claimed ihAt re cArrsi stock u ala
nsld- amounting 10 5000 lac aGilivit OF l. Tan
neniaun alleges that November Mr. Rrunsw.c
stated that tue sosi, were gnnr. bat leiuse 10 'Sts
whore the, had gsno Icopoli steins alud4 vi s1ys
ihas Erinswica al Ia him ts-t - "hai male
Ssne.at I" I'VE iHe 2" make tfei'ston l. cfsd!t'rs
Plse * PIbn.r had Ssnc trsIps vim the G@ysrsmsnt
about = year -" 40 coausoil"E va Jhited laos
warehouse riiioHt payment ~ du.es
Nj Brunswick sad 70 reporter az pishi that - yet
snts mad been bi0uEh ices tat there wouli
be had been served Oh iAe MA thiousf .hs lawyers
Blum. sicel & llaiueS. 81 No 800 Rroatwly. "Ogr
failure he added cNn-et b. the suspenNon Of
Huisersus nrns who owed "a amounts Va rylus from
$500" 10 5000 We Offering or creditor.
pro.Sy sceep that At" ai mo- y. iaiod Tor soo5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
AFTER THE CAMPA1GH.
vxspYAToR HARRIsoN's CONFIDENCE.

RX.SENAIOR HAhhlSON = =
ne THINKS THE RESULT OF THE EhhCiioN n'""
suoUID UNITE RrPUBilCANS FOX NiCi"
,,.. pon,h,,can leader and faverite tx senator
,,.,,n uarr,.cp has been at the Gilsey h"nse lot
- Ksh has been IN Nsw.York on law ous''os' GU"
rsc,ei with one branch OF the Wabash hS'i""' -
.n,, He was about starting for nome i"9 80 -
- y. wa. fousd in tho reading ROOM sroN'ns "''
""e" II" ,o.bi,g mt on the snsw fakes that were
~ 4. ! toll a friend the other day, no s"" IN
n.vsr to an inquiry "thst hal not gwen twesy min
ues, reflection politics since went ont Oh pocs on
The 4tb Of March said tnat too with iuii te'F
,ato. of the fact that since that date made
,vent, minutes political speech hal in mind what
seua said OF Senator Beck OF hehtnehy 'ha'
rested his mind while speaking
"Y.u were IN New-Ysrk AT election timer
YES was and was very much Disguised with the re-
snlI which had expected would be quite different
Does the result foreshadow Cleveland's ronomina
ihnr
Ihat did not ne ed TO be foreshadowed twas already
a settled thing This may remove some obstacles and
opposition and smooth the way for him. Bat MS nomi'
nation certain before"
How will it arec; the Republican Presidential nomina
ton Z"
II doubt il it will have any effect one way another.
"New.York Republicans might have presented New
York Republican for the nomination II theT had wong
$50 have heard They may be all the more srenusus
But do not think tne result will make any dnsr
euce in the nomination. or in the election for that mat
ter The Democrats will have the prestige OF success
with them But THIS is ALL If the Republicans here are
made ont OF tie same stun as they out in Indiana
they will admit defeat In advance. but will make eA
ira endeavors TO win year Mo can carry New York
next year spite OF This result Indeed, may o. tho
very thing to unite us fer victory
How about Indiana polticSt Can you carry II next
yearr'
think there Is question that we can repeat the
OF year sg. when carried the state Ticket
Our then wouid have been mere marked II
could have persuaded Republicans outside 10 hink
had chance. We made that tgbt almost eutlrely
alone. Senator sherman uNss three or four speeches ia
tive state. but had other speakers from "utsde"na
practically financial help. change OF tweaty votes
would have ensured MS the Legislature The Democrats
claimed only two maiortv and did not have any Ihey
sncceeisd by their Ouidczing tactics In lao senate
There three Democratic members elected by less
than XOies"